Roosevelt in Detroit Receives Enthusiastic Welcome
President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Detroit on the Michigan Central, greeted by cheering crowds and flags. He attends church, visits Gen. Alger and Gov. Bliss, surveys the city by carriage, and plans a full day of veterans events and a river cruise.
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Detroit
Mich
Hotel
Cadillac
Fort Street Presbyterian Church
R. A. Alger
St. Mary's Hospital
Thomas Kh. Doherty
Doherty
Gen. Alger
Roosevelt
O. Doherty
A. T. Bliss
Wm. C. Maybury
John BR. Corliss
Wm. E. Quinby
the Hague
Donovan, Brook and Rohnert
D. Merry
George H. Barbour
Urell
Washington
Harold McGrew
Indianapolis
George T. Gaston
Maybury
Cortelyou
Thomas
Hester
Michigan Naval Reserves
Lakes
Third Street
Alger
Naval
Captain Standish
Fort Street
Mrs. Alger
Gov. Bliss
H. M. Duffield
Guyman
21St Regiment of Essex Fusileers
Canada
Veterans In Light Guard
Roosevelt speaks on trusts before large Cincinnati audience
In Music hall Cincinnati President Roosevelt addresses a massive audience on trusts, noting the term's loose use and outlining the issue's vital role amid industrial growth. Gov. Nash presided, with Mayor Fleischmann introducing.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
Roosevelt
Gov. Nash
Fleischmann
Law and social change bound by practical limits
The piece argues that society must adapt to economic shifts rather than resist them, acknowledging some evil in major changes. It asserts law can guide and protect industrial growth but cannot drive it, and warns that poor laws aid only harm in the transition.
Guidi consecrated archbishop in Rome ceremony
In Rome on September 21 Monsignor Guidi was consecrated archbishop by Cardinal Rampolla with Monsignors Constantini and Gaspardi assisting. The ceremony was attended by the papal officials, diplomatic corps, and major religious orders. Guidi received the mitre and gave his first benediction as archbishop followed by a 500-cover lunch.
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Rome
Monsignor
Guidi
Philippnes
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican
Rampolla
Constantini
Gaspardi
Philippines
King Leopold Bitter Against His Daughter
Brussels reports King Leopold refused to speak to Princess Stephanie Countess of Longay at Spa and forced her to leave the palace. The princess, widow since 1889 and remarried in 1900, fled by hired carriage to Brussels amid sympathetic crowds. Leopold has opposed her marriage and Belgian courts have shunned her.
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Leopold
Brussels
Pathiete
Spa
Stephanie
Countess of
Longay
Royal
Marie Henriette
Austria
Count of
Belgium
Man matching murder suspect Hooper Young arrested in Derby
A man fully fitting the description of Hooper Young, sought by New York police for the murder of Mrs. Annie Pulitzer, was arrested by Derby, Connecticut, police tonight and is held pending instructions from Captain Titus.
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Derby
Conn
Hooper Young
New York
Annie Pulitzer
Titus
Reforming Men’s Dress Prompts Comfort Over Fashion
Lord Ronald Sutherland Gower advocates a reform of men’s dress favoring comfort and utility over weight and style. He proposes discarding the silk hat for a soft felt version, shortening coats, and replacing trousers with knee breeches, silk stockings, and buckled shoes, noting women’s attire remains charming. He admits he won’t adopt the change publicly yet, but hopes to model it at home.
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Ronald Sutherland Gower
Lord Gower
Homburg
New South Wales Lancer
Lord Ronald
London Mail
Dialogue fragment hints at confession in staged exchange
A brief quoted scene shows a male character pressuring a female character to admit fault. The woman hesitates, replying with an incomplete confession. The exchange implies a confrontation about right and wrong in a tense moment.
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Free Sample Bottles
Promotion offers free sample bottles of Dr David Kennedy's Remedy for kidney disease female weakness and other conditions. Available at A W Dows F P Moody A E Moore F H Butler Ellingwood Falls Burkinshaw C E Carter F C Goodale Lowell Pharmacy A Thomasson Carter Sherburne.
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David Kennedy
A. W. Dows & Co
F. P. Moody
A. E. Moore
F. H. Butler & Co
Ellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
C. E Carter
Roosevelt Endorsed In New York Republican Assembly
Saratoga N Y Sept 21 Two nights before the state GOP convention endorsers back President Roosevelt and his bid for a second term. Ticket listed Gov Odell Lt Gov Sheldon Comptroller Miller Treasurer Wickser Engineer Bond Judge Werner with contests for secretary of state and attorney general. Delegations pledge to Sheldon and a strong platform on trusts tariffs canals and the President's administration.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New York
John G. Wickser
Erie
E. A. Bond
Jefferson
Court of Appeals
William E. Werner
Monroe
Westchester
George R. Sheldon
Norman
Dike
J. H. B. Hangin
Cowan
Robinson
Judge Cowan
Gov. Odell
Buffalo
Lemuel E. Quigg
Ellsworth
Gov
Odell
Clarence Lexow
Nyack
Job Hedges
Sheldon
Depew
N. N. Strahan
Port of
Roosevelt
Jealousy Triggers Double Tragedy in Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on September 21 David M. Gouchner shot and seriously wounded 19 year old Leorena Winnebrenner near her Conemaugh home and then shot himself, dying instantly. Authorities cite jealousy and revenge as motives in this fatal split tragedy.
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Johnstown
David M. Gouchner
Leorena Winnebrenner
Conemaugh
Duchess of Hochetoeatld Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Paris reports the Duchess of Hochetoeatld daughter of United States Senator J. H. Mitchell of Oregon underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday. Her condition today is reported satisfactory.
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Paris
Duchess of
Homicide in Slatersville as Son Kills Father
In Slatersville North Smithfield 20 year old William Bonin shot and killed his father John Bonin 42 in the boarding house kitchen in defense of his mother amid jealousy and liquor tensions. He says the father threatened them and began to attack. Bonin later told officers he would plead self defense and awaits a preliminary hearing after posting bond. The case marks the first homicide in the area in years.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Wm. Bonin
John B. Bonin
Slaterville
North Smithville
Arnold
Twelfth District Court
Louis S. Bachand
North Smithfield
Bonin
Charles Robinson
Court Fidelity, Fores
Ters
America
Knights of Columbus
Modern Woodmen
United Workmen
Catholic Foresters
Burrelville
Becn
Slatersville
Young Bonin
Obituaries Span Lowell area residents and veterans
The notice chronicles the deaths of George F. Collins at 9 Hastings Street in Lowell aged 71, and Robert Fletcher of Chelmsford aged 73, outlining their careers from railroad engineering to farming, Civil War service, church affiliations, and survivors. It also records multiple funeral notices for Mrs. Mary J. Sargent, Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, James St Murphy, Irving S. Porter, and Alice Plunkett, noting service details, burials, and attending undertakers.
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George F. Collins
Lowell
Hastings Street
Moses L. Frank G
Edward E
Lowell & Lawrence
Robert Fletcher
Chelmsford
Westford Road
Mr. Fletcher
Scotland
William
Elizabeth Scott Fletcher
United States
United States Service
Co. E
Fred L
Board of Selectmen
Fletcher
Mary J. Sargent
Salem Street
George
Frank
Charles
Nellie
Thomas Fitzgerald
Michael O’brien
Lagrange Street
William T
Nashua
James J
Springfield
Thomas
John F
Europe
Joseph Thomas
Thomas Shugrue
Michael F. O'Brien
John A. Reidy
John
Michael Ryan
Maurice Connors
Timothy Vaughn
Matthew Whelton
Anthony Twohey
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Fr. Walsh
J. F. O'Donnell
James St. Murphy
Twelfth Street
Robinson
Willman
Geo. F. Kenngett
William H. Hard
N. &. Watson
A. T. Lawson
George H. Tryder
Lowell Council
R. A
Newhall Street
St. Pat
Obituaries from Cambridge area death notices
In Chelmsford Fletcher aged 73 funeral at 1 30 Tuesday at home burial at South Chelmsford. Howard aged 6 years 8 months at 360 Concord street. Murphy aged 62 at 388 Adams street. Lane Maurice aged 1 month 24 days at 5 Bennetts court. Diebeck John A. aged 8 months at 8 Stanley street. Collins George F. aged 71 funeral Tuesday 2 pm. Merriam Eugenie aged 70 at 35 Canada street.
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Fletcher
Chelmsford
Robert Fletcher
Howard
Concord Street
Alice Howard
Murphy
Owen Donnelley
Adams Street
Mary A. Murphy
Lane
Patrick
Margaret
Bennett's Court
Marion Street
Maurice
Diebeck
Albert
Mary
Stanley Street
John A. Diebeck
Collins
Hastings Street
George F. Collins
Merriam
Canada Street
Eugenie Merriam
Mortality of Lowell Week Ending Sept 20 1902
Population 99574 total deaths 31 deaths under five years 13 infectious diseases 1 acute lung diseases 2 measles 1 Weekly death rate 16.18 compared with 18.27 and 27.63 in prior two weeks Typhoid fever 2 scarlet fever 4 diphtheria 5 Reported by Board of Health.
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Board OF Htalth
Report of Deaths Listing Multiple Local Cases
A city clerk lists numerous death notices with ages from infants to seniors, detailing causes such as pneumonia tuberculosis cholera infantum enteritis meningitis nephritis and related conditions. Names include Edwin Hapgood Catherine Mason Agnes Rhodes Sarah Dempsey Joseph Swan Garrick Ingolsby Murphy and others.
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Edwin D. Hapgood
Catherine Mulholland
Catherine Mason
Agnes Rhodes
Luciane Eno
Peter McDermott
James F. Plunkett
Ag J. Heathcock
Mary A. Reynolds
Bright
Leo H. Morrissette
John J. McEthill
Eveline M. Normandie
Sarah Dempsey
Armand Tousignant
Joseph A. Marcotte
John J. Shanley
Patrick F. Garrick
Ellen Ingolsby
Winnifred B. Harding
Lillian McGovern
Aurore Coutu
Inft
Joseph C. Swan
John Feeney
James S. Murphy
William H. Grogan
Esther A. Luther
James McDonald
Josephine Dostaler
Hormidas Briere
Catherine Murphy
Joseph N. Bisson
Girard P. Dadman
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City of
Straits
Lucheon
General Alger
Mgr. Guidi
Rhodes
Telaphone
Trny
Rick’s Cemetery
Undertaker Rogers
Castoria
Supolio
Sapolio
Parker
Lowell Steam
Horace Ela
HARD
Telephone 580
India
F. D. Munn & Son
Caleb L. Smith
the Courier-Citizen
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